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The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

USC funds to study Pentacostalism go to Biola prof

Brad Christerson, chair of Biola’s sociology department, is one recipient of a $6.9 million grant to research Pentecostal movements in Los Angeles.
Amy Ritter, Writer • April 28, 2010
Brad Christerson, chair of Biola’s sociology department, is one recipient of a $6.9 million grant to research Pentecostal movements in Los Angeles.

Music, games and missions at Call to Compassion

An AS event promoting missions features a benefit concert and water games and attracts nearly 300 students.
Andrew Entzminger, Writer • April 27, 2010
An AS event promoting missions features a benefit concert and water games and attracts nearly 300 students.

Freshman gravely injured in car wreck encourages those around her

A debilitating injury from a car wreck left Julie Brown bound to a medical device called Halo.
Crista De Silva, Writer • April 27, 2010
A debilitating injury from a car wreck left Julie Brown bound to a medical device called Halo.

Some students unimpressed with TVs on campus

The TVs, found in the Caf and SUB, are partly meant to replace the ubiquitous posters around campus.
Kelsey Osterman, Writer • April 27, 2010
The TVs, found in the Caf and SUB, are partly meant to replace the ubiquitous posters around campus.

Mural week rife with voices

The week of April 19 was dedicated to discussions about the Jesus Mural, which has been the subject of controversy for more than a decade. | LINDSEY MINERVA / The Chimes
Speakers challenged students to commit to a united campus at Friday’s chapel, which ended the week-long “Picture This: Love, Justice and Jesus” chapel series.
Harmony Wheeler, Writer • April 27, 2010
Speakers challenged students to commit to a united campus at Friday’s chapel, which ended the week-long “Picture This: Love, Justice and Jesus” chapel series.

Film Society launches website with style

The Guerilla Film Society celebrated the start of its website Wednesday night with live music in Downtown Biola.
Kelsey Osterman, Writer • April 22, 2010
The Guerilla Film Society celebrated the start of its website Wednesday night with live music in Downtown Biola.

Listening is theme during Jesus mural discussions

The week of April 19 was dedicated to discussions about the Jesus Mural, which has been the subject of controversy for more than a decade. | LINDSEY MINERVA / The Chimes
Chapel series jump starts discussion on the Jesus Mural.
Elizabeth Mak and Harmony Wheeler • April 22, 2010
Chapel series jump starts discussion on the Jesus Mural.

AS saves $30,000 from last semester

The money will both allow for more student proposals and offset the loss of funding from the slightly lower student enrollment this semester.
Kathryn Watson, Writer • April 21, 2010
The money will both allow for more student proposals and offset the loss of funding from the slightly lower student enrollment this semester.

Metzger expects steady enrollment

Administrators say they are optimistic about meeting their enrollment goals for fall 2010.
Patricia Diaz, Writer • April 21, 2010
Administrators say they are optimistic about meeting their enrollment goals for fall 2010.

Corey brings Biola to Asia

Biola will pursue its existing ties in Asian nations more avidly, President Corey said after returning from a 10-day trip to China and Indonesia.
Kathryn Watson, Writer • April 21, 2010
Biola will pursue its existing ties in Asian nations more avidly, President Corey said after returning from a 10-day trip to China and Indonesia.

Haiti grant initiative deadline becomes flexible

Haiti grant committee loosens deadline as it hears of grant proposals in the works.
Shanley Knox, Writer • April 21, 2010
Haiti grant committee loosens deadline as it hears of grant proposals in the works.

Study: Students today feel less guilty about cheating

Students who use technological resources to cheat in their courses may not think they are doing anything wrong, according to recent surveys.
Kelsey Osterman, Writer • April 20, 2010
Students who use technological resources to cheat in their courses may not think they are doing anything wrong, according to recent surveys.
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